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the only bullies? A film, Mean Girls, is one of the many movies that have misconstrued teenage bullying. Mean Girls is about three white-upper class, popular girls that bully a lower class “nice” girl. Other films, such as A Cinderella Story, and Bring it On have added fuel to the fire. Filmmakers portray bullying by stereotyping, and giving a false representation of bullying. The director of Mean Girls, Mark Waters, has misinterpreted popular teenage girls to be “mean.” The movie has drawn people

The movie Mean Girls is a funny teen comedy, but it also shows form of aggression between teen girls in our society. Society has identify people as normal or abnormal, therefore creating an environment where people are scared to be perceived as different. This movie shows how teenagers feelings of insecurity and desires for acceptance can overrides their innate feelings of self-worth. I think it is important to try to understand what motivates meanness and how we can stop it. In the movie there

Mean girls Review This film is a comedy teen film directed by Mark Waters who directed movies such as “Freaky Fridays” and “The spider wick Chronicles. This film is a smart and funny one. It even contains some wisdom and was the most popular teen film. The film was written by Tina Fey who also plays as Miss Norbury in the film. This film was released in 2004 June 24 Australia. Cady Heron (Lindsay Lohan) is a junior high school was home-schooled in Africa while her parents worked there as an anthropologists

In the movie Mean Girls, Cady Heron a homeschooled girl from Africa. She is now entering public school for the first time, she meets the “best people you will meet,” Janis, a supposedly lesbian girl; and Damian, a boy “too gay to function.” Cady is warned to avoid the Plastics-- a clique comprised of three girls: gretchen Wieners, a girl who’s rich because her father invented toaster strudel; Karen Smith, the “dumbest girl you will ever meet,” and Regina George, the unofficial leader and the meanest

According to the movie, Mean Girls, Cady Heron joins a popular, shallow group of friends while maintaining a friendship with two outcasts. “I know it may look like I was being like a [plastic], but that’s only because I was acting like a [plastic].” Cady develops two personalities to fit in with two opposite social ranks. Among the plastics, she acts popular, dresses nice, and talks sassy. On the contrary, Cady acts normal with the outcasts without any pressure. Eventually, the outcasts forms

“Mean girls, jocks, band nerds, geeks, and freaks” are all terms used to stereotype and group teens in the 2004 movie hit, Mean Girls. This film created controversies in the content that it delivered. The credibility of adolescents is questioned greatly in this film. Mean Girls taught us that popularity isn’t all it’s cracked up to be, in fact, they taught us that it’s actually meaningless. Through extreme character development, this movie shows the viewer that at the end of the day, all of the

other female students. Some of them are finely sculpted, while some fit the common male stereotypes in the media. Resolution The plot sounded awful, because bullying and internalized misogyny is a heavy topic. It usually ends in a cathartic note, but Mean Girls unpack these issues with grace. In the film, Cady has been exposed as a traitor. She was shunned in their school, because students taught she pushed Regina in front of a moving bus. She didn’t do it; everyone is either mad or proud for what she

When analyzed on a sociological level, the movie Mean Girls demonstrates the difference between certain aspects of society within different cultures. In the movie, Cady Heron, the main character, moves from Africa, after living there for twelve years to Evanston and begins attending North Shore High School. Cady is not familiar with the customs of a North American high school and the hierarchical social structures within it. She quickly associates herself with a group of girls referred to as “The

life and high school was affected by Mean Girls and I didn’t even know it. At my high school, we had a film fest every year, where each grade made a film and they were judged by the teachers. The winning grade got some sort of prize or points towards field day. Our senior year- we made a parody of Mean Girls. It wasn’t quite Mean Girls, but most of the movie was some reference or another to the iconic movie. That was the year that I sat down and watched Mean Girls for the first time- I did not want

Mean Girls Analysis Mean Girls, a popular comedic film, is about high school drama in its highest form – wanting to be popular. It mainly follows a girl named Cady, a new student looking to make and please friends. She agrees to spy on one of her new friends’ enemies, Regina George, to help destroy her life. However, along the way, Cady finds herself becoming more and more like Regina George and the rest of the “plastics” or the mean girls. In this paper, there’s going to be an analysis of this